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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
HOW no CuRE 4 BOY on oRouP.

HOW TO CURE A BOY OF Oh0UR,
Mrs. Samael Matt, Of south Haven,
Kansas. tells how she saved The life of
her boy,
haze been using ALLcocxb Ponouu
PLksTxns for the lAst te1 yeaFs. pTtHet-
pally for Q weak back. Not lona sho I
lo1nd my son manh inclipsSs 10 srunr,
He had q bad. esuupy oonRh, ana 3
Uheezing sound Ia his iunes every TINA
BE hreAthed. He nearly died froGa The
Obstruction Of the throat. covered
him fFom she throat 10 the pdt o. ths
stomach viii ALLcocK'a foa0us PLAa-
rkks- In tuo hoafs the oonQh oeased
and bic breathing vas much easier. Ia
. few days be vas entirely veil. ] kepi
the AtLcocKs PonoUs PLAsTxns On him
ssx days since then, whensvsF be Il
Affected With eolds u Ne throat.
never nsa anytime sas o. AxL0cCE'l
PoRous PLAsTE1, which cures htm In
mediately. uifhoat any iEeonveaienes.
They Are the besa preventative Of IL
group ever known. and would not b
withost them for any consideration.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

CANADIAN PACIFIC 3. ,. EXCURSIONS
Parties Rsing EAss uili save monsy b.
saIling On L W. Mc6uxn % nili
street. te8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Ths@ OENTKMKRT" IA ne mosa pop
nlnE lid Riovs 10 Aaeriea, e1.S fer Ave
buttons. t1-ao fos eight 6aftonG Thsy
ere far below The Vgies q Gny otheR
standard Dake1, ard for a. nn6 dnra-
Utility are aDaxseiled- The above are -
tail pgicaa the glove d not Hold q wh0ie-
sAiel az eCBWAhACnkR RROS. da13
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

schooihouse. but one that would mat
On some city airs, tNo ssnrtes htaa,
and . basement, 70 cost not les So
Tires Thousand dollars. The seyourIfi's
IN question was whole block 81 Twelve
lots. containing over tEo scres. "a
suitable part u the village q Eeut. A.
miles from Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

HIS fesN are shorter 4nd b. baas
hsay.F thsu nllne. anA be saTFies
nearly tWe0gy year. x EEs beyono
thsst "a -, t,yti ye. WhsH es sere
thr,ush rith aug iramp. a4naa9
~ kgt he - a. tresh and less "a.
ngus.i thau / was mvssli IL was an
sssrAs5,s, I'D business and t,ieasuFs ssss.-
esge3 he bad oouae up - ~ s.ee /
tha s-aoslhoase gr0and sosi hafe nssil
talkins stssslt. and uhieh he f'aest'ssi,,
and tbs community c2ytaed Saeata-as
20 - : : htsis one horse e0ansr5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

ne Rain
eli1fs
ln9 -
~
csnp /
'ilns Ms 7
AAAE7um 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

Sea rsooEds1 - ia Ehnssan ~ s<1Fes.
Eers - ou1 N<t.2se &3lfak tA< Aas lcst
- seelilztely gEees<e1 t&< 1Fzg azy u tas
sssk. EAs e41es<h 6&y AarAsw ~ts
wrztiaE u gns C1gls<.sn 0l>p<aSz-ssn So
ta< eros1t os thsssEsas. Aceszo1ag ~ "a
Eeae41 12E 4ay = - <1rts1a1 oas.
ss1s' II Asfk IS a. azsa lsl. Z Ne AsFs
thnss asgs DFsaE4t - Tl<s-t1e erepsfs-
tea dsF tAs oseezth eAseh followed. z0a
ta< nrs< a. 8t sAe ss<k. ~klea So t1s
next das after 5Es S11b4sAf
fae o1iy me<DEg thsE w4s ever bed
0Essn tAs arsi Ca & tie sesE. xoeerdins
- ne Biele ss1ora i foG0d IL Acls. -
b1t xhEa ss conts - sxaAeias tie ciFegna-
stalsoss. ne naa lnss t1st 1aeStiag vas held
agon = las j. ear SATURDAY Dig1t. Il sss
q aight nlestlnx saa coeElBae1 UBui alter
nleeig6t. s1a On Sanskx morniBx he de-
parted % ia Journey Ii thai Is - oe
taken a. proof thst Tie frst dsy Of The
xeek : the S2eb.Es. shs saFst-asy Sabbath
rests npon pretty r.msy structure.
Ae4a hiie. dear frieEda the lz~ Of God
sE2nds uBsltsfed, usehzsssd aud iDmH-
lsbis, and thsE lss ecmaasBds the osseTy-
ance OF TIE seventh dss of tae week a. The
sshhAlss dsy Nay 0o1 hslp yoa al "a
obey "a that you may have rlgbf 70 The
tree Of = ana enter IN through the gates
into the csly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

K~aE sAAk-AN 0lb EsaAfa1zH to%
e4.,E-ets t.zsssses tla tkt+.rss s..Asss.ssS att
< s,s14 itf.Et4sl lle Szekspsl slttzsr ass sz4a
s.o.A 1t sis.lissasFs t14e elC t4.s slek y et< -
ss.A tst4p. f4oEFlts4rk -s2is5 Is tAt N2us -
So. seie - 49, alsA altss - Asztaii Aae
49, ersi 1ssr. = a1lsolsf tsllAlas
fok szIE-x< es-skAAD kaFIl< CEAlk
Il - ss.Ek lasu - lsou - Na41iessst
ttt 60
lsog s&IE-kASf IfRNs Iwo DAfs oktA.
Il A tsAut.t a. es III ge<iaFaoa g. g iea
Iosf AeelelsS - cat So eA n ls4s ice
atstk< S1.e. grade Ntzi ssttzee tsosk 81 a.
l1&ke s.ak 80 EAezs spa 49, gIts se@ sns
siAss ~ =. snx. 2@tlse kfoz. ever k1esae
20 IoAN AND 6kNEkAl EkAl Esakfk
| ba&.er 81 saft X csll - tsea ? IS leie-
Fhoas - Ne aad fes ~ ! iasogsass = kelt
hsasesaSa ealldifk -
O. aak HGLl sly TeU Hof.sAs Akp
1.ttIV sAe sei <oi<b A.ss ll l@ss4 sseA.
ulkht dhoaaEt doIisI .. I'VE / fgaFi1 =
Ixsfetl blofsk oppesiit Sueeis hose
\ C4s kNE Hof'SES foR kAtk 81 t.xcaAkI (
L. Aeli - Sls1. essy tefins Cal ~ Ia Aen.
fssT aGIius ! is o.het frlufk : a. - q - - >
ans % - In os.n1sYs cnls izei-sAlaes d a,i>-
meas from * D aa NeuaeM h.ock al \ el
NeREo< sa1 IA lsela - -
non sALk- HOUSE Oh kksoS-ANE
Il aesT hifhisHa s sa0 raasA .sxalet.s
60sn. FssxsH q DeAisaa. 8 lScl Il 1Hs.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03


ttAKN FOR sAt.E~A rESIkAbik tAkA or
X " serrs taoStiy improved. vel xsitsa Eosa
tnldiaks Hllh etersfs.ns efotfnieAt si'ase1
= lzsiek ilU1 oiiy prise SEQ Mould iakt a.
pxynseut hoLst ana la iu elis. ena eopa q aFtt
~ ha.en foT further par iculafs. A4-tess
h A l.aa aa lhls t.s,f.. rs
INok sALE FOkTl ACkE fkofiIAfDt
Il Ia IA pleasantly situated "a Camp AAAe
Aiecua 13uUsala - a. acres party iA
proved AZ acre Aesf the cts "a iasrkst gard
snel. otEeT aces naf ssie a. "a hgnst lvf c-lf
properly. Ioloosab - i-yoi4-si. ~
NOR sALE-3aNE LANDS II ShNAlNp
II C0unty I ppe8 Peninsula aid y is<sns q
siso choice sosslhefn Pine excellent isrs.f N O. =
county. sao valuable city tHapeuy ha ss's
Money % losn on hea kSlale o. bsnk secilfiilss
Ia sums uom Soc tot s1.isst11 siOcks END bQuds
bought aud sod ihsss siso for sale rlsn la
sonsbe sernls piece of feal sac vita ifsnt
Az Of - feet. which = edmitiea 20 - sAs mos
oesIsb bie property "a me cry ios ihs % ltl.sn q
frat clsss Hole Nhsacsslr brF Cuoss hansa.
St0Fek bsnk or other isisi1cz lsda<tfy. tof
paftttglsTs call on ~ address A. Ao4Aoe
Room LoNe;ts hloek. opposils Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

lVAsTF "a sffoSD GIRL lNNEnIATELl
W stszi Courts %
tt5AkIED-A COMP fENT Cs0x WASHER
" sad is0neT. ApP-s lsosHings Ms. Ray
mou1 ssi.Cbety = -
tlfAATEp Rkks1 LASS DEEsSNAK Eks
w kppig & MA ". A STEINER, 81 " bridge.
kvASTED-A A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W NoFs Apply - sheicoB-si- 2S
DfRIe, 3IkLs. GlhIk n hOC ARk OFT or
In eAs ,slOy Ment Cal al Lzales faricrs, y
good sitsatioak noT open of al Classes R3oLA =
F.efce sleek --
ysTANTRD-6IRL FOB GESESAl. HOUSE
w work. Apply al 2ly Ransom <t a"cll
tTANTED-FiksT-CLA DEkssAAKERs Al
" s2s lonia e. opposite the posi- ohte. 2.s
tITAEIED-A FEN flk5I CLASS nRts6
w makers - whom good wages VII e PAID.
None kaI experienced md ngs.-eiEsh hqlp need
spply. Also sh errsud gin. MH kuosil
roJGA 13 New hOusenaa Hiocs. -nit
yVANTED - GIRL FOR GkNkRAL HOUSE
W work. Inqnlfe al las Division 81 2su
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
situations r,,anted--Ma,e.

WANTED - sI1T'AIIONs FOR TkANsTER
W clerks pofteis ana coaahmAn ifp1d refer
ences can be given n eqairea Enquire o.
II Van bronkhorst. 81 Monroe OF q %. asa.si..
1sS
iITANTED-A SITUATION As TTAssTER b
w a thoroughly compete r7pn ~ yeRs. *
perience Adaresz W rex ?, this ofce. 4s7
IhfANTkL-A fUsl1lON klghEh ~ ROAD
w or ia house. with ssme good as.s "a
perieuce snd best OF reference 30 II sH etn
siye Better. Address John N LsbereaUx keii-
ton Hsrbor. Mich. 30
lVANTED-A POSITION As NIGHT WATCH
w Address w. W. box 8. tais once. 2ib
A BOOKKEFPRR or sEyRRAL YEARS En-
a pericnce desires situation. CGn furnish
good references. Address Geo Coos. lot
ElswoTsh-sye, City. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

mrs. Waite Addresses fmasuse An
sfsa~@ IA ne Fsvfiias-


Al immense concoarxe Of peopie gathered
Al ne 5svilion st 80 - listen 70 Mrs. +.
. White. Who spoke from Rev. 35 % y
dwelling principally apou Ia necessity Of
.,vsroerasne. n orsfer tbst re nay havs a
rizht to shs tree 81 lifs.
Thers - rork of Cvercouiux snd G.
~is - saose ph3 overcome that 81 b.
permitted % &t dova on TIE thr11s sccersi-
~ 10 tod oromiss. 1 an tasnkf1. tnst
sslvaEion has zen nraazat within eoy
~~sra Fhose ~bs engage = the rork II
overcoming xiii se heipea ay N rho hss
hern ag=r ies r7ae. and k8oTs l1tf how -
sfieeor the1r an fer a circunstsnces-
Hai A1xrn 816 - oeea =. ara 90 sod,
ttrv seusd save rsfs red tbsfr z3en horse.
re svs rsrar1ef Zee - - 5Rss wass ne
f,rs aas I'D hsr net b a. The dssil iis-
tss.i sss n5t -asss-iass ~hss he saf. 5rt
rhas H -se Honi6 eaf 81 i1e f,-sisi.iea fratf
she voui5 BE- a. God. kne~sse eafa good
sna 80
The tsuapfsr 1sss fae ssase warss sosisr.
be sels taose ehon 1e is sad<aTor-1s !
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
For Renf--R00lus.

TOR RFNT-rURNlsHED Or uNFURNIsH-
/ ed rooms; apply al 50 West Bridgest. ~
VOR RENT Two FURNISHED FRONT
L roo-ss with closet with or without board, lSs
Nortn Division 81 27Ss .
ITO RENT-RoOu S. IN IMMEN BLOCK OK
/ lst floor. viii rent very cheap Il taken ~
once, apply al room pa
TOR RENT-FUkNIsHED ROOMS At 99
Ouawa-st 2T2
NOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS STEAM
+ heated. aud fdrnifhed rooms f9r light house
keeping. Apply al room lo8 New Housemsn
block sd
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

TOR IS . PER WEEK YoU CAN HAVE NICE
room aud good-board a, ~ Broadway. ~
BOARD BY THK DAY OR WEEK CAN BE
d secured at 20 spring-si. Asu
T TNCOLN HOUSE, s6 SPRING sT.-BEsT 81 A
Ia day house In Michigan. Excellent board and
1iDgle room only 81 per week. day board 81 single
meals PC nice, quiet home newly hited up
near Monroe ST. all the wholesale houses, r r
depots, churches and thesieIS Particular sttsc-
ton given TO the comfort and wants OF trsnsients
and the friends Of soldiers who come 70 visit The
Home. A. NJ sullivan Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
.xgents--Uanted.

tNANTED IMMEDIATELY $ i0os keFNfs
w male oi female. l. az our snraiiuff pa.isf
a. the Cnned states. .as4uot. tctiics sod by
agents cITiag itst. 81 G1slly llhue g'rf NetA
send &c for sample bottle and leuuk Car rag
Manufacturing Co Loek Boa 81, Aewsygo klcn
Al q
OLNrS- WISH TO OBTAiN AZ AGENT
n in every county IA tie Tinted states Eoo Can
ada 20 sel articles % kfeel merit. oar aEc4is
nol Only make quick sales but iafge profits srd
have exclusive tefrtory asslgaef them. vne
agent made e. sicrT ia seven h01rs. another xs3
clear 10 one day lfany enc O. car agents iAiis ID
clear zl01 after working - rsys they car letafl
goods uusoid and mOIey paid fDT then refunded
are free Ahdrass Na lon a. Novelty 90 bis cuilln.
A. sd.si Pisfshnrr Pa ~
yUANTED-0EkERAL AGENT 70 HANDLE
w Williams coppef-plste map Of the aiied
etxtfs Mexico. etc sise e3IH5 iDctes. ".
snitn & Co. . sixth~f.. Philadelphia Ps.Nov !
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

nor REsT-BAsEMEST. CoRNER CANAL
/ and lyon So. uf>er gifIt ClothinE store
Splendid location for Dxrber shop, or suitable ioF
oAc Inquire % \. May 80
noon ASD POWER TO RENT-CoRSER
Ii dsmpan and L5uis-sts. Bennett Ozburn.
xHI
TOR RFNT-HE Will Ut UP. FURNISHING
reliable water and siesm po~cf. for any
Satisfactory sppicanl The irDn VENEER huiidiDK
on Erie-ft. laieiy occupied ~ leitets : be.ief
sbor Dimensions s-e about 40x79 hss high
rcilirR rna tizht On three sides Apply 70 bls=ei
Csrpet sweeper Co g. NLI-st CIV. <sfl
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

DOGER w. CLAsON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
II undertaken and euabslmer. IA North Front
ST. West side.
NOTlCE-I HAVE REMOVED Nj OFFICE TO
" q Monr~e St. Win the drm o. Pierre Bro ;
z Shanuck, and want a who are indebted to
ne aud wish 10 costs 70 call ana settle tneir
accounls OF once. 4. \. rlerce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

thai ,SDzasr stoae slicn thsJ 1aa-
CLkysLAzD - lay u Chicago ssizhs tea
to1s--a hesyy ssizht, soalsthinz Ike ths
PrsS.dsEk nimsslE
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

May ara stsonx n tns bsllsf that ls'so
VII sitnsss ths n1At exsltlag poltiesi
esnpsixa thai Las shzksn ths country
ssnee 800
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

IUANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE wiTh 5OR .
w rooms, with or without barn. within or
blocks OF NinegaTs New Baiiding. Apply
star Landry. III Division-s;. zL
TOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
Il either single or en- suite; steam heated; also
looms for light housekeeping. Apply al Room -.
Leoy ard block, l0l Ottkwast. Zlbu
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

TAs Cnltsd States 5aprsns Court
opsns n Washington today. esrtsnsd
transersVs q tkus rsooFd IA ia case Of no
Cllieago anarchists VII Be ready, i .
sxpseisf, ln aaoat wsek-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

AklASTED-A GOOD SHOEMAKER AT IS "
w fu.la1 81 ksp~inas Esn serk -
AEANfED- CAIN III a. l. AlnsA -
~ aae s. kzoe.st -
gAkfAATERs WANTEB-ES<sl IAk of sOH&
Fsrr Wssssa Baiidins Cxaai-a ~
IASTED-fRANf NfiINO r. kAtftkf SAILS
W mxA Gf.A4 tnion ClIa1nrftiei btfesa.
FseEce blsek -
fyANFED-STEAA fITTEE BAND sAAffk
w hzr1sSs HEkeT aaa tseaiy O. 1ef I'd
ssusfseas nsw ol-en AZ 0fsac t1iol knfaes
meat Blrsss. Piercs Blofk -
trANTED-TEN CABsSET MAKFRS And
W I~o ifimaers lmne 1ixfeiy. Aooses re
klehsasa AsnaisefRring Ca k4ehAsan. sikh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
PROFESSIONAL
Boarding.

nOCTOR MARY h. THOMPSON. OFFICE l02
IL Monroe-st Hours between 10 and IL a. m:
TO and to ,. m General practice. leou
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


fsoGkD-AF YAH 6kaFNks FRtEAY. A
L - kel-n,sok csalx 1iisg a.atls sd fe~efs.>
lssFsak 1zz1s q 4 AIs ee4es s4o hsst - eS
asS--ezL Eea
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
Muskegoft Wants.

VT y,rANTED-AGENTs EITHER SEX FOR THE
w best selling book in the market harvest
for good agents - OGl sold in three months. Can
or sddress, T. T. Bennett care Arlingtsn Muske-
gCn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

MONEY TO IokN-oS wkTCHEs- TEwKLRY.
Nj reat aes and othsr personal property Hosfses
sud iots for sac or ezchaogc. tsr1 - ~ j0n
nrIntsng 81 lou rates by goan Bole. g Pear q
Berkey b.oek- Ns1
ssoNrY TO 1OAN-wR HANE soNEY TO
Ill losn 81 iow rate 81 interest ~ goo impoTea
rpsi estate ciiy ~ farm fecprty. fsrms r ex-
chsnre for city property. 0irdseT whitman.
Room q Rood box Hff
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
Situations Vonted-FemaIe.

an INTELLIGENT GENT EEL LADY WANTS
a situation as CLERK in an Office or Stoie "A
dress L0ok Box, us Po<t Once, Grand Rapids;
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

T-6p RFST-DwFI94Sg F0fsF 80 sa
\ srrsarrt A. No - Hsterin0sf an fzssi|
rorsses. ssoTner Is. ieFs ere sD1 seis9h = frf
lsf - Csnsl.st. ~
f~oR RFNT-ROTsF WITH HODERS ~
I arorenssnts ID bet - neizs for1po1 Eve
srl-4se. oeIk frrrs . 70 f4orf fs~n on
pee A g. Faye aaaef ift foarta NstHorsi
HsaE.
r~1R RFNI-sT6RF tI =. VEL 81 LIoS.s-f
4 Enoairt - "a NJ Fsrror- 81 1s1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
Lest

OST-x RIAck ksklCAHKNRAP Trimmed
l. - aacs. s1p4sa~ee j. hskS se<A isssl ~ s1s NJ
lEf hsl4s - let faf f2sals. EEe 81 - 1crsf
ssa. sss. k8a tO<tist sEHSro g s f@-sQ<. n4i
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03
Miscellaneous.

C1ST SCRAP IRON waSTEb ATTHE MICH.
l. izan Iron Works. Highe,t msTtet price viii
be paid. Csll on or address. Vim ! Powers q 800,
cot OF Douisst. 10
WEATHER sTRIPs-Now ls THE PROPER
W time TO have them put on and save fuel esit
mates given and orce ert promptly tiled. by oDe
OF the best workmen in The city. immense stocs,
a Huflard ( peari-sf -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

For Renf--Hotsees.

p-arxrss cHkxcF AxD BTAf FsrkTF
II frsaauarfers trsHd Lntu toninefc Al
rgreaa Rooms I'D Pierce blofz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
4 Cure for vnoopins-Cough.
Notes and Queries

Naryhill is n large anl important su-
burb Of Glasgow. On Thursday tray
cling candyman and rag-gatherer with
cant drawn by an ass, drew up In
front OF row Of houses known "a Pr
rats Row, little off the highway at
NaryhiIl. Glasgow. Two children lly-
ing IN this quarter are suffering from
whooping-cough. After a short con
vcrsation with the proprietor of the ass
the mothers of the two children lookup
position one on each side of the AMI
nal. One woman then took one OF
the children and passed it below the
ass belly to the other woman, the
childs face being toward the ground.
The woman On the other side caught
hold Of the child, and, giving 1t n
gentle somersault, handed it back to the
Other woman over the ass, the childs
face being toward the sky. The pro-
cess having been repeated three times
the child was taken away to the house,
and then the second child was similarly
treated. While this was going on two
other children were brought to undergo
the magical cure. In order TINT the
operation may have its due effect the ASS
must not he forgotten, and at the close
Of the ceremony each mother must
carry her child to the head of the ami
nal and allow it to eat something, such
as bread or biscuits, ont of the child's
lap. This proceeding having been
performed in turn by the four mothers,
The prescribed course was concluded.
When it hogan there were not many
people present, but before it was
finished quite a number of spectators
had gathered. From inquiries made
yesterday morning. and again last night,
it seems the mothers are thoroughly
satisfied that their children are the bet
ter of the cnchantmcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

where several people were eating, AM
his order was refused on the ground
that they were not cooking anything al
the time. In a Cedar-street res
taurant :'the waiter threw napkin,
knife, fork. plate, food, etc,
at me as if | were wild animal
and he was afraid OF being bitten !;
and when be paid his bill the proprie-
tor told him that, although he per-
sonally had no objections to serving a
negro, his customers didn't like it. He
patronized Broadway restaurant
several times until the proprietor
told Linn that his white guests
made complaints Lately he has
been on a trip to the South, an after
observing the freedom with which
whites and blacks seem to mingle in
work and in conversation on ths tram
aud at the stations, he said TO negro
friend: Really believe that in some
respects there Is more color prejudice
in the North than in the South.' His
friend agreed with him, and he was a
mHn entitled 20 speak with authority
upon this subject, for Ike is the pastor
ot church IN Georgetown, ,. G, and
hes travelled in the North, where n
was subjected to numberlsss insults
hy mon who keep hotels aud restiu-
rants"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
What ~ LGbOrcr Found In u Wall

Workmcn have been engaged lately
in tearing down the cd frame build
inps Nos. 2O7 to 2l3 Thompson street,
owned by guy Il. Pclton and jenkins
Van Schaick- One OF the men. poor
lrishman. last week found a parcel in
the wall OF 10. 207 and put 1t in his
pocket. 1t contained $3.50 in $50 bills
oithe issue of November 10, 1863. The
irshman kept the secret OF his find I'M
III set OF tounterfeiteIs tools were
found in tie same wall. Then he be.
came suspicious that the notes were
countcrieits, Lut they were pronounced
ccod at several hanks. Yesterday he
told Mr.. Pelton OF his discovery and
said he would divide 800 among his
.ellow-workmen. Shop-keepers in the
street say that an old German, who was
known as Weber and was suspected OF
being counterieiter, lived at No 207
about twenty five years ago. Probably
Weber had the money previous TO his
6eath. The $50 notes were among the
first Of that denomination issued by the
Government after the beginning Of the
war;
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IN AUGUST A,EIEORs.

According to her invariab.e custom,
ile earth viii. on the 10Th, plunge
headiong INTO the August moteOr-Zone.
lie metcors. infiamcd by conclusion
with tie carth's atmosphere, descend in
Il G form OF fiery rain or falling stars.
On The nights of the 10th, 18th, and
18th the careful observer will be sure
TO STE large number OF them, radi-
atirg flom The constellation Persous,
and hence called perseids. IT IS well to
keep close watch for these curious
cosmIcal atoms, for there may BE- an
unusual display at the most unexpected
moment. There is always u delightful
uncertainty about comets and metcors
rs we'll Us a close resemblance between
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

Among the new members of Congress
it is said that only Mr.. Granger, OF
Connecticut, bears the honorary degree
Of LII. ID. Mr.. Phelan, OF Tennessee,
The youngest member of the House,
bears that OF Ph. d., conferred by the
University Of Leipzig.
Professor Caro-, the popular lecturer
OF The sorbonne, Paris, was Of Jewish
and italmn descent, native OF Poitiers.
BE was throughout his life faithful
Catholic of liberal tendencies. His
wife is known as singularly graceful
wliter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
For the Dispa'ch.l
40 tie Song thrush.

Tia j. Il tender sorg ,h0u singeit, sweet
Thy notes go softly float on yolVet wings
10 'OLdcr nest, that e'cn the whIspeiilcs
Of plodclncs there are hushoI; tuoy scarce
would ,leG.
Their cars II moody hat doth repeat
such coy Cnica-mcui-ihat such heartsoa5a
brings
To s~ciher-biri a. Graded thcro sho swings
Ave gently 90 and fiO in cool rclrea.
/ listen ~ itwcrc slrrilcgo to tleAi
Lot he mere rustic OF leaf might broGk
Thy love-trancc, and In tnlno om0arra'5-
nent
Drown those sweet transports, leaving mo in
stead
such kesn rcgrot As comos WHOM wo awake
From dream wherein all lite with p5a,s Is
blen..
Bird of the halcyon shades | love thy song.
80 >epphic fire IL there, Naming until
Embcrs Of acstacy tho senses ill
10 AmphiOuic Tyr, doth there prOiOng
Echoes that m0yO the stOLcs; bIt thero do
throug
From thine enanorod moods measures tina.
stl
Al Giscrris-that 10 s;.al ike sllyerril
Thrc' ranks of elm blue bells. aud among
Iow-bresthng liufos-dnd wher7s0eer the tide
OF their enchantnsnt now,, stills ogsry
thrOe
OF evil. ssd into the hearts OF mon
crop hGllowiug deWs, making their liye5 allied
10 peace ana love. and all tho world % knOW
such charm as ;hou dost g.yo TO grove AMI
glen.
III.
o honcy-throa;ei bird. This hydr0mel
HAT brims thy heart, and purllng thro' the
riIis
OfIealaec ncctars all the air hath gifts
For me richer than rsrest muscatole.
Il glCws my blood, not unto PASSIONS spell.
Luz 20 that tcnsor warmth whose current
Crii,s
With love ~ ALI biecs besutifuI and lif,s
Ny thought, 90 one who mOYeth thee - tell
! his dear romance that doth infect the wood
Til listening leaves win londncssrs serlrip,
And hrocZcs feast tho irgitago OF thy heart,
While silence. c1pife to thy YOtive mood,
Float. in tho distance Ike ~ calm stllei ship,
Ler sails INST hreaih.ugt TO thy minstrel art.
WADE WaIPPLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
JOHN TAYLOR.
President OF the Mormon Church.
Diet Ia Hiding from the Law.

The 2eath Of John Taylor, president
Of The Mormon Church, hiding from
the Officers Of the law, is another severe
blow to The sect of which he was the
head. After the passage Of the Ed
munds hw in 1882 deceased pretended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
THOMAS EDWARD POWELL,
E.,.ocrstic Nominee for Governor
of ONTO.

Mr.. Powell is forty-three years Old.
lie i, OF Welsh descent and WAS born at
delaware, Delaware county, ONO
While n student at the Ohio wesleyan
University in 1854 he enlisted as PR,
yste in an Ohio regiment and served
for four months. subsequently he
was graduated, studied law, ana 1!
was admitted to the bar. ms
political career began in 49,
Chen he was a speaker for Greeley.
In 1875 be was dominated ior Attorney
General and lad the distinction Oh
defeat by Il smaller majority than COY
ernor William Allen. Contrary ID MS
vishes he was nominated for Congress
in 1889. and. though defeated by Gen,
rIal james S. Robinson, he reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
The Csier Line North and south.

/ A negro lawyer OF this city gives On
interesting account in the FREEMAN OF
i'is own experiences Of color pre;udices
FIN New York restaurants. He went
INTO restaurant in Fulton market